Getting Started

As a user, you will need:

• docker
• helm
• kubectl
• oidc-login; we suggest installing it via krew

The easier is to request a demo environment from a managed Compliant Kubernetes provider. You should receive:

• URLs for Compliant Kubernetes UI components, such as the dashboard, container registry, logs, etc.
• A kubeconfig file for configuring kubectl access to the cluster.
• (Optionally) Static username and password. Normally, you should log in via a username and a password of your organizations identity provider.

If you want to setup your own Compliant Kubernetes installation, head to the Operator Manual.